NeoLiv Strengthens Mumbai 3.0 Vision with Major Khopoli Land Deal

Institution-backed residential platform neolive has acquired a 76-acre land parcel in Khopoli near Mumbai, marking another major investment in the rapidly developing Panvel–Khopoli growth corridor.

The company plans to develop a mixed-use residential community featuring premium villas, plotted developments, and retail spaces. The proposed project is expected to have an estimated Gross Development Value (GDV) of ₹800 crore.

“This acquisition represents a significant milestone for NeoLiv as we undertake our third key plotted development project in the most sought-after micro-market in the country. Backed by UHNI investors through our SEBI-approved fund…, we are committed to set new benchmarks for residential developments,” said Mohit Malhotra, Founder & CEO of NeoLiv.

The acquisition highlights the growing importance of the Panvel–Khopoli belt in Mumbai’s expanding real estate landscape. With major infrastructure projects such as the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) and the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport, the region is witnessing rising interest from both developers and homebuyers.

Industry experts believe the corridor is gradually emerging as a preferred destination for plotted developments and low-density residential communities, driven by improved connectivity and increasing demand for larger living spaces.

NeoLiv was founded by Mohit Malhotra, former Managing Director and CEO of godrejproperties.com⁠, and operates in partnership with wealth management firm 360.one⁠.
The company is backed by a SEBI-regulated Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) supported by ultra-high-net-worth investors.

The deal also reflects the broader shift in residential real estate, where developers are focusing on future-ready corridors with long-term infrastructure and investment potential.

Closing Insight

NeoLiv’s latest acquisition reflects the growing transformation of Mumbai’s peripheral markets into organised residential investment destinations. As infrastructure projects continue to improve regional connectivity, locations such as Khopoli are increasingly attracting institutional developers looking to tap into future housing demand. The deal also underlines the rising popularity of plotted developments and villa communities among buyers seeking larger spaces, lifestyle-driven living, and long-term value appreciation.

By Sana Khan
Executive Editor, Realty Quarter
Mumbai